BURGEES - READY TO ORDER
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I doubt it somehow
Unlikely as my credit card has no doubt been debited for a wodge of cash . . .Would it be possible to seek another manufacturer who had a more comprehensive palette.




It'll be better than TOP's bl00dy mouse anyway . . .
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I don't like the Teal sky, though I can see the need for contrast.
Looking at their colour range, and thinking of Scotland, maybe the Silver Grey is more appropriate for the sky!!!
More seriously, I think that I would prefer a Teal sea, and Mid Blue sky.

Ash
Edit - too late with my post - I now see Nick's post that they will be printed. Hope Mr Fried knows that it rains most of the time here.
Looking at their colour range, and thinking of Scotland, maybe the Silver Grey is more appropriate for the sky!!!

More seriously, I think that I would prefer a Teal sea, and Mid Blue sky.

Ash
Edit - too late with my post - I now see Nick's post that they will be printed. Hope Mr Fried knows that it rains most of the time here.
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Albin Vega "Mistral" is now sold
Albin Vega "Mistral" is now sold
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Re: I doubt it somehow
Nick wrote: so we will go with the original turquoise as per Silkie's avatar then
It'll be better than TOP's bl00dy mouse anyway . . .
Sounds fine to me!
BLESSED ARE THOSE WHO ARE CRACKED,
FOR THEY ARE THE ONES WHO LET IN THE LIGHT
FOR THEY ARE THE ONES WHO LET IN THE LIGHT
Burgee
er ... are we getting just a teensy weensy bit precious about this - it's a frigging burgee halfway up the mast among a number of other burgees, after all. Getting another supplier seems a tad OTT and somewaht unfair on t'organiser.
Shall we just get on with it - hardly the most pressing issue, just a nice to have?

Shall we just get on with it - hardly the most pressing issue, just a nice to have?

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Assume you've been under strict surveillance since then?
http://trooncruisingclub.org/ 20' - 30' Berths available, Clyde.
Cruising, racing, maintenance facilities. Go take a look, you know you want to.
Cruising, racing, maintenance facilities. Go take a look, you know you want to.
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Burgee colour
Any colour will do for me Nick, especially the mid blue.
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The madness continues . . .
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Mr. Fried (by name and nature? ) apparently phoned Kathy from San Diego yesterday and informed her that now we have opted for the printing process rather than applique (so we can have a nice sky colour) a different fabric is involved and he does not want to proceed until he has sent me a sample of it. I am therefore now awaiting a piece of nylon of some sort from California, while the pound slides rapidly towards parity with the dollar.
I trust you are all appreciative of my attempts to procure the very best quality and value for members of the forum while providing amusement for JackJ and other mystified onlookers, and I am sure it will all be worth it

You may stand down from your flag halliards gentlemen . . . it may be a few days yet.
Mr. Fried (by name and nature? ) apparently phoned Kathy from San Diego yesterday and informed her that now we have opted for the printing process rather than applique (so we can have a nice sky colour) a different fabric is involved and he does not want to proceed until he has sent me a sample of it. I am therefore now awaiting a piece of nylon of some sort from California, while the pound slides rapidly towards parity with the dollar.
I trust you are all appreciative of my attempts to procure the very best quality and value for members of the forum while providing amusement for JackJ and other mystified onlookers, and I am sure it will all be worth it







You may stand down from your flag halliards gentlemen . . . it may be a few days yet.
Re: The hilarity continues . . .
Sure am, most appreciative, Nick. Just gets better and better.Nick wrote:.
I trust you are all appreciative of my attempts to procure the very best quality and value for members of the forum while providing amusement for JackJ and other mystified onlookers,
The words brewery and piss-up come to mind!
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Foxtrot Oscar
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If on the other hand you wish to be summarily deleted from the forum just make one more smart ass remark and your wish will come true. After all, this is a forum for people with real boats, not pretend ones.
If you have a criticism to make I suggest it is directed at Mr. Fried of Prestige Flags, not at myself.The words brewery and piss-up come to mind!
If on the other hand you wish to be summarily deleted from the forum just make one more smart ass remark and your wish will come true. After all, this is a forum for people with real boats, not pretend ones.